... took place Dublin on Saturn** Thrc**- deatl s from lightning were leporteil hv the police.—-The .l/trcantile Advertiser thus speaks oi Irish conimercial afiuirs: “ Ju period the year is usually dull business, and we cannot uny great activity until after ...

... through Hie nu-'lhim ot your pap. r, that the amount required by subset iptiaii. should gladly subscribe.’’ I’aris tiers speak Lord John a- highly probable. 'Pin- Affr’im letter from ( ’attar, \vliieh states that di'mrecTuent has nri«en between •‘Prince” ...

... -trang. Iy ith their mmii-Gcrinan apatliy upon all other topics. No, l»y the way, there one other 'Uhject upon which they speak warmly, and that i- the way in which they arc paid, fed. and treated in •• F.verv complaint make,” said a sturdy fellow about ...

... with renewed vigour, of a war he had in his hand the means of terminating with honour.” honourable member of the House, speaking of Mr. Cobdeu's speech, which he describes one of impressive severity and solemnity, says, ho never remembers have heard ...

... m Charlotte, the eldest daughter and of the tir -t I»r ...

... M.P., reported to have gone to Austria for the purpose of arranging .the concession of the Hungarian railways to company. Speaking of Mr. C. Kingsley, the Glasgow Commomcealtn says:— “Mr. Kingsley is the Bottom of the intellectual world; ready for all ...

... red it one of those 9|*cculations which provente«l any one from precisely calculating the mine and thine. Hit Him llaki>. —Speaking of the distnrhnnces Barcelona, the tclegranhie despatch says the workmen had struck work. consider this cowardly act, because ...

... state the current prices of horses, cattle, and sheep, it would assuredly considered work of supererogation. W shall only speak of it now in the principal feature for which it has been so long celebrated. . i. • witness aood- At the Emt-Riding Scwlons ...

... 000 dols. 250,000 doK Tim Illinois Central Railroad Company has discovered coal on its lands. Advices from I‘tah valley speak of every prospect of a good harvest* Salt Lake Valley great excitement on the subject gold found on the Sweet Water was manifested ...

... SCENE IN THE HOUSE. i Tuesday while Sir .1. Walsh was speaking, the hon. baronet was interrupted a ludicrous incident. lion, gentleman who had been dining out, tranHgrc>se ...

... could not but admire the excellent maimer in which Mrs Newsomes favourite nmre Brunette went through her performance, which speaks well fur her ability in training, as understand she has had the entire of that beautiful and astonish- ...

... company.” his leaving the box, he said the bystanders, “Ihe Oueen has been in my hut, and she speaks pleasantly, and draws the bairns’ pictures: I would far rather speak to the Onceii than to yon man the big wig.” The following the gross total nnmhcr of landed ...